Both Jean-Francois and the Navajo code talkers worked in the world of codes. Do you think Jean-Francois would have been able to break the Navajo code? Tell why or why not. Support your answers with examples from the selections. Paragraph 1 - Tell about Jean-Francois and his work.
Paragraph 2 - Tell about the Navajo code talkers and their work
Paragraph 3 - Tell whether you think Jean Francois would have been able to break the Navajo
code. Tell why you think this. Refer to examples from the stories to support

According to the author, where can we find the answer to our nation’s “most pressing problem”? does that seem logical?

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